Calgary Herald - 2018-02-05

• Snow route parking ban in effect
• More money needed for damaged trees
• THE EAGLES HAVE LANDED
• AMAZING ADOPTION
• Gifts to council range from Flames tickets to socks
• Nutritiona­lly, all yogurts are not created equal
• Carbon monoxide leak kills boy, 12, in Airdrie
• Macedonian name dispute sparks Athens protest
• Brett Kulak needs a goal and a spot in the lineup
• A Canadian says new ruling is a ‘nightmare’
• Runners live longer, a study finds
• Kim Cattrall’s brother found dead
• Alberta ramps up pine beetle fight
• City seeks bids for 40 natural-gas transit buses
• Calgary Paralympia­n stars in emotional Super Bowl ad
• Associatio­n wants group created to prosecute charged police officers
• Locals head to Moscow for winter cycling meeting
• Helping women develop better mental health
• Vermillion Energy chair builds Casadona Group
• There’s reason to believe pipeline will forge ahead
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Equalizati­on quirk benefits Ontario
• REPUBLICAN RIFT GROWS AMID MEMO RELEASE
• THE PUCK WAYNE GRETZKY SHOT INTO THE NET ON OCT. 15, 1989,
• B.C. Liberals elect leader who stresses party roots
• Mulroney to enter race for Ontario PC leadership
• It’s championsh­ip deja vu for Team Bottcher
• Lightning daunting challenge for Oilers
• Inferno earn weekend split on trip to China
• PHILLY’S SECOND-STRINGER OUTGUNS BRADY IN EPIC TILT
• Eccentric receivers highlight class of ’18
• Brady defies Father Time with third MVP
• Not the breast of times for Timberlake
• CLEANING UP THE GAMES A LONG BATTLE
• JONES HAS BRUSH WITH HISTORY AFTER RECORD-TYING SCOTTIES WIN
• Woodland’s par on first extra hole enough to beat Reavie
• Why Trump’s policies on immigratio­n, trade resonate
• Attitude is a powerful mental tool
• Work out without leaving your home
• Dealing with pain a real headache
• COMMUNICAT­ION BREAKDOWN
• Fear factor!
• All in the non-traditiona­l family

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